ORAL SURGERY

Full-mouth restoration or rehabilitation is a comprehensive dental procedure that involves rebuilding or restoring all the teeth in the lower and upper jaws. The process can be complex and requires multiple dental visits before achieving the final smile. Patients who undergo full-mouth restoration tend to have advanced dental issues such as tooth loss due to […]

Oral surgery can be overwhelming for people, regardless of age. That is why it’s important to get all the necessary information about sedative options available to maximize your comfort. Whether you are scheduled for your first oral surgery or have undergone surgery before, you might have several questions to ask your oral surgeon regarding anesthesia.

Wisdom teeth are the third molars in the very back of your mouth. Unlike your other permanent teeth, these usually come in when you’re between the ages of 17-25. You may notice pain when these teeth are trying to erupt. Dentists sometimes recommend that these teeth be extracted, because they provide no benefits and often

Choosing the right tooth restoration can be challenging given the many available options. Dental implants have become a popular tooth replacement option because they look stunningly natural, are long-lasting, and can replace one or multiple lost or damaged teeth. Dental implants are ideal for most people and can help restore the integrity of your bite

Your dentist’s goal is to help you preserve your oral health and save damaged teeth whenever possible. However, at times, it may be necessary to extract a severely damaged or decayed tooth or remove a tooth to prevent overcrowding. When the dentist recommends tooth extraction, you may feel unsure, nervous, or even scared. However, removing

Wisdom teeth are your third set of molars that usually erupt between the ages of 17 -25. Your dentist may recommend surgery to remove them for a number of reasons, including impaction, overcrowding, misalignment, pain, or infection. If your dentist says it’s time to have your wisdom teeth removed, knowing what to expect before, during,

If you’re having a tooth extracted, you’ll want to take steps to avoid experiencing dry socket afterward. Dry socket is a very painful condition that can occur in the days following a dental extraction. While it’s treatable, it’s much easier to prevent the problem in the first place. After a tooth extraction, a blood clot usually

Dental implants are an effective treatment option for individuals with one or more missing teeth. However, in order to be successful, implants need to have a strong base for support in the jawbone. If you have a thin or brittle jawbone, then your dentist may recommend a sinus lift before the implants can be placed.

The TMJ or the temporomandibular joint is a sliding-hinge-like joint that connects the jawbone to your skull. If you frequently suffer from severe jaw pain, have noticed ringing in your ears, or experience unusual headaches, you could be exhibiting symptoms of TMJ disorders. Temporomandibular disorders or TMDs affect the nerves, muscles, and joints around the

A dental implant is an artificial titanium fixture surgically placed in your jaw to act as a replacement tooth root. While you heal, your implant fuses with the surrounding bone, becoming a permanent and stable part of your jaw. Osseointegration is a vital step in dental implant treatment, as it firmly anchors the plant post